Robert Munsch's Love You Forever

The way I’ve read in the past and how I read now, have changed. It’s changed a lot. When I was a wee lad I used to read a lot. I think I read so because my mom would make me read the same book with her, all the time. Love You Forever by Robert Munsch is the book and if I had my own copy, I think I’d read it on my own. This book had meant so much to me because of the story that was outside the pages, the story of the bond between my mother and I. But I believe that after reading that book so much and spending so much time reading with her, it became easy. Reading was easy, I read books all the time. I mainly read The Magic Tree House series. I actually remember that in the second grade, I went to Lexington Elementary, my teacher had given me …show more content…
I don’t know why it’s such a blur. Here, I’ll just say that it was easy writing as a kid because the curriculum level at the school I went to during elementary was low and very easy to stay atop on everything. Now from fifth to eighth grade, I honestly feel like each class was the same. Very repetitive, just reading stories out of the book or writing in a journal. So on a daily basis I think that we wrote in a daily journal, which I guess I got to used but I’m not sure. I wish that I could remember what happened in english class during those years so that I could have more content to add to this essay. So I guess I don’t hate writing as much as reading because I can tolerate writing. Sometimes I enjoy writing about things I love, like to do, things about me. Writing isn’t a hard thing to do, especially now that we type more now than we do actually writing. Which, I’m not complaining because typing is easier on my hands. My hands don’t cramp up or lock up like they would if I was writing with a pen or pencil for a long time. If I were to choose either to write or to read, I would most definitely choose